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UP class-2 boy 'sacrificed' for school's success; director & staff arrested

Hathras horror: The boy was killed as part of a ritual intended to bring prosperity to the school and rid the director's family of personal problems

Shigeru Ishiba to become Japan's next PM after winning LDP leadership race

Shigeru Ishiba's victory in the leadership contest came after beating economic security minister Sanae Takaichi by 215 votes to 194

Odisha grants 180-day maternity, 15-day paternity leave for surrogacy

Odisha's policy aims to support families by providing much-needed time for bonding and caregiving, regardless of the method of childbirth

SpiceJet clears GST dues after raising Rs 3,000 crore through QIP

This comes shortly after Spicjet settled all salary arrears for its employees, marking a series of positive developments for the airline

South Korea criminalises explicit deepfake possession amid public outcry

The bold new legislation introduces strict penalties, including imprisonment and hefty fines, as a response to public outrage over the distribution of sexually explicit deepfakes

Ranveer Allahbadia's YouTube channels restored after hacking incident

The 'BeerBiceps' channel, which helped launch Ranveer Allahbadia's career, now has its 280 videos restored

Erdogan skips Kashmir mention at UNGA as Turkey eyes Brics membership

The next Brics summit is scheduled to take place in Kazan, Russia, from October 22 to 24, where Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan is expected to attend

Kavach rail safety system passes trial, set for nationwide rollout by 2030

Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw called Kavach the 'future of rail safety,' with plans to install it in 10,000 locomotives and along 9,000 km of tracks in the first phase

BeerBiceps channels hacked, renamed after Tesla and Trump; content wiped

The hackers removed all of Ranveer Allahbadia's podcasts and interviews, replacing them with older streams from events featuring Elon Musk and Donald Trump

Millennials fuel surge in credit card defaults as e-commerce drives debt

The growth of digital payments, internet services, and e-commerce has boosted the credit card industry, but EMIs for large purchases often lead young users to default

SpiceJet settles salary dues following successful Rs 3,000 crore QIP

SpiceJet's financial woes have been compounded by its inability to secure additional funding, resulting in defaults on lease payments for its aircraft

Grievances unreported: Why many companies show zero employee complaints

According to recent data, 944 companies in India reported no health and safety complaints, and 920 companies disclosed no complaints about working conditions

Abuse, fear, and silence: Female health workers at risk in Pakistan

A report by the US National Institutes of Health in 2022 revealed that up to 95 per cent of nurses in Pakistan had faced workplace violence at least once during their careers

Pet care explosion: Why we're spending more on pets than children

People in the US are spending more on their furry companions than on childcare, with billions pouring into everything from premium food to vet visits

Drive safe or pay more: Delhi LG's plan to link traffic fines to insurance

In his letter, Delhi LG V K Saxena has recommended a tiered insurance premium system that would directly reflect the driving habits of individual motorists

Say goodbye to spam calls: Airtel's AI solution alerts customers instantly

Airtel's new tool will provide real-time alerts for suspected spam calls and short messaging services (SMSs) at no extra cost

'Where are the other bullets?' HC grills cops on Badlapur accused's death

The Bombay High Court has raised serious concerns about the police's account of the fatal shooting of Akshay Shinde, a sex assault accused, while in custody

India overtakes Japan as Asia's third most powerful nation: Power Index

Japan's slow population growth, limited military expansion, and relatively stagnant economic performance have caused it to lose ground to rising giants like China and India

Japan's PM race: Old problems, new faces, and a 30-year debate on surnames

As candidates vie for the role of prime minister, the debate over surnames has become symbolic of Japan's appetite for reform or the desire to cling to the status quo

'Can't call any part of India as Pakistan': CJI pulls up Karnataka HC judge

'No one can call any part of India as Pakistan. This is fundamentally against the territorial integrity of the nation', said CJI DY Chandrachud